Though there has been a lot of railing against the recent push towards eliminating gender identity
It sure makes learning certain languages like Spanish a heck of a lot easier.
Yes I’d like to enroll in Non-binary Spanish 101 please.
It sure makes learning certain languages like Spanish a heck of a lot easier.
Yes I’d like to enroll in Non-binary Spanish 101 please.
Do you really want to bring this up...Ahhh Gender Identity, something even us liberal people have trouble with.
shareI don't think that this will have an effect on language.
Actually, it's the opposite. "Lenguage inclusivo de genero" is a pain in the ass. It doubles every name, adding a female version. And sometimes even a third neutral made-up neutral gender adding a final "-e". Instead of "nosotros vamos a la playa", in Gender Inclusive Spanish it's "nosotros, nosotras y nosotres vamos a la playa".
Does that sound like a joke? Well, here you have an article from a famous Spanish writer mocking how that language was used in an official law:
https://www.zendalibros.com/sobre-catedraticos-y-catedraticas/
I love the final sentence: it's said that a squirrel could cross Spain up in the air without ever coming back to the ground, just hopping from moron to moron.
Lol that’s crazy. I’m just going to learn Esperanto. At least then I can talk with Captain Kirk.
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